My mission is to connect and encourage the dialogue between contemporary creation and historical and artistic heritage. This is the core that informs my theoretical research and which I implement in my work as an artistic direction.

I believe that my background in philology and my research as a historiographer have helped me consolidate a firm methodology that I apply in all manifestations of my professional life. Philology has taught me how to confront texts critically and rigorously. It is a disciplined approach that also allows me to interpret more dematerialized forms of creations such as performance art. This methodological backbone, however, is constantly being challenged through my activity as a university lecturer. My activity as a lecturer allows me to keep up with our ever-changing cultural manifestations.

Through a two-pronged strategy that combines philology with contemporary art, I aspire to create a dynamic and metamorphic method capable of embracing the ever-changing cultural flows of the present.

Both of these elements -my background in philology and my activity as a university lecturer- feed into my work as an artistic director. I strongly believe in the power of art as a means to decode the present socio-political implications and in its capacity to function as a temporal bridge in which a plurality of epochs, styles and meanings collide. Since my return to Rome, my cultural vision has focused on promoting the dialogue between contemporary creation and historical and artistic heritage. Through this unique dialogue, I believe that we can reinvigorate our artistic heritage and explore unprecedented paths of creation. My mission is to nourish the reflection on the contemporary through the study of the past and explore how contemporary art can help us see our cultural legacy with new eyes.

After having dedicated most of my professional career to international affairs and promoting an interdisciplinary dialogue between the arts and other forms of expression, I would now like to promote young Italian artists locally and abroad and to promote the social utility of art as the connection of art and mental health.